... HEAD OF CATTLK ON SALE. (From the books of the clerk of the market,) TOTAL SUFI'LIttS. j FOREIGN S^PPLZXa. Beasts 3,395 Beasts 318 Sheep 22,0S() J Sheep 490 Calves 108 j Calves 44 Pigs 181 Pigs — A statement and comparison of the supplies and prices of fat stock exhibited and bo14 in Saritltfield Cattle Market, oil Monday, March$6, JS19, and this day, Monday, March 25, 1850. d'er 8 lbs. to ...

... 2 ju HIDES. r^EA C8ib. to C41b.,ljd. tol jd. per IK ditto, 641b, to 721b., l^d. to l £ a.: ditto, 7^1b. to 801b 2d to 2 £ d ditto, 8.01b. to881b.,2 £ d. to 2^1. ditto, 881b. to 961b '3d to 3id* ditto, 961b. to 1041b., ;11d. to 3,}d.; ditto, 1041b. to 112ib 3id to 4 ...

... THURSDAY. The Court tl is mcr.i unopened at nine o'clock. The follow- ijor g(.n'emcn answered ci)eii,-names on the Grand Jury :— Sir Digby Mackwo Cjpt. Somerset, M.P. Capt. Jones, R.N. S. II. Eosanquett, esq. George Cave, esq. J. E. W. Itolls. J. M. Herbert, esq. y.H.Williams,esq. T. Oakley, esq. C. II. Jones, esq. J. Lewis, esq. J. itiissell, csq. S. IIumfray, esq. J. Helicar, csq. rth, bari. ...

... MOXMOUTIISIHIU^ QIIARTER SESSIONS. (Continuedfio?n our last.) Richard Af Ginness, charged with having, at Abersychan, stolen, an old pair of shoes belonging to Janus Arkwright, was found Gudty, and sentenced to one week's hard labour. Elizabeth .James, who had been out on bail. stood charged with, having, at the shop of Mr. Clarke, grocer, Newport, stolen two loaves of bread, the property of ...

... DENMARK, The Deutsche Z Uuny states, from Frankfort, of the I8thinst., that the Prince Gortshakoff, the Czar's Ambassador and Pleni- potentiary at the Provisional Federal Commission, has refused to deliver up his credentials, unless the wishes of Russia re- specting Schleswig were peremptorily complied with, ...

... PUBLIN, MARCH 23.r,ic trial of Dr. Langley for the murder qf his wife terminated yesterday evening, at the Nenagii Assizes, in the acquittal of the prisoner. The case, which was a very remarkable one, and occupied the court for two days, attracted considerable attention. The prisoner was a physician, prac- tising in the town of Nenagh for several years. He had been married for 15 or 16 years ...

... NEATH. A tea-meeting, for liquidating the debt on the new chapel, re- cently built, for the English Independents, in this town, will e held in Zuar chapel, on Good Friday next. A considerable number of tickets have been already sold. IN consequence of the Rev. H. H. Knight having become an ex-officio guardian, through his appointment in the commission of the peace for this county, he has ...

... THE SLAY^ SINGING AT MIDNIGHT. Loud he *ang the psalm of Da,-id! Ile, a Njsrro and enslaved, Sang of Israel's victory, Sang of Zion, bright and free. In that hour when night is calmest, Hang he from the Hebrew Psalmist, 1n a voice so sweet and clear, That I could not choose but hear. Songs of triumph, and ascriptions, Such as reaeh'd the swart Egyptians, When upon the Ked Sea coast Perlsh'd ...

... SMITHFIFLD. MONDAY.—The supply of foreign beasts on offer, to-day, was good; that of sheep and caives very moderate. From our own grazing districts the arrivals of beasts fresh up were seasonably ex- tensive, and of full average quality. There was a further decided increase in the number of sheep. All breeds met a very inactive demand. Lambs were in good supply. In calves comparatively littlo ...

... WOOL. MONDAY.—The imports of wool into London last week were very small, being 129 bales from Germany, and 24 from Belgium. The easterly winds prevent arrivals. The market for wool is dull, and prices are barely supported. ...

... AUSTRIA. The Austrian Cabinet have repealed Baron Haynau's tax OTi the Hungarian Jews, and even promised to indemnify those who have already paid in their assessnjent. ...

... HOPS. MONDAY.—Our market continues without any alteration since our last report, and in the absence of transactions, prices have undergone no change. ...